Apparent digestibilities of proximate, essential amino acids and energy in full-fat and defatted black-soldier-fly larvae meal for seabass (Lates calcarifer Bloch, 1790) juveniles in freshwater
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Keywords

axit amin thiết yếu
bột ấu trùng ruồi lính đen
cá chẽm giống
tỷ lệ tiêu hóa apparent digestibility
black-soldier-fly larvae meal
essential amino acids
seabass juvenile

Abstract

A seabass juveniles with an initial weight of 14.5 g was randomly distributed in 12 tanks with three dietary formulations: a basic formula (KPCS) as a control containing fishmeal as the primary protein source, a formula with a 30% replacement for KPCS with the full-fat larval meal (ATNM), and a formula with a 30% replacement for KPCS with the defatted larval meal (ATNM). The results show that the apparent digestibility of the nutrients, amino acids, and energy of ATNM was higher than that of KPCS and ATTM, with no differences observed between KPCS and ATTM. The apparent digestibility of full-fat larvae meal was higher than that of defatted larvae meal, except for crude fibres and histidine. It is possible to use the full-fat black-soldier-fly larval meal to improve the apparent digestibility of nutrients, essential amino acids, and energy for seabass juveniles in freshwater.

https://doi.org/10.26459/hueunijard.v132i3A.6945
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